Voyager New Zealand Maritime Museum

There are a lot of people and you can see a lot of things. This place is free. The wind is too much outside. Next to this place is a park. There is a big squid or octopus inside.

I think this is definitely the best maritime museum I have ever seen, especially since there are a lot of introductions to immigration policy and history, as well as the physical displays, which are really impressive and pretty good.

Do not miss this.

A must do for any Maritime history aficionado. The museum is great, a lot interesting exhibitions that cover early history of New Zealand Maritime exploration, stories of immigrants coming to New Zealand from the 1850-1960s and a great tribute to Sir Peter Blake and NZL32-Black Magic that won America's cup in 1995.

The New Zealand National Maritime Museum has an extensive collection of Polynesian sea vessels. Considering the Polynesian people traditionally and impressively traveled by small boats (like the one in my picture) large distances between the pacific islands this museum holds great significance to the most recent indigenous culture of New Zealand. Normally a maritime museum might not excite me but in this case it was really significant to understanding the Pacific peoples.

This museum is divided into two parts: indoor and outdoor. I think the focus of the visit is instead indoors. There are a lot of historical introductions about the country's marine development, navy and immigration, which are not found in other maritime museums.